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Services set for Oklahoma soldier whose remains were returned by North Korea in 2018
Army Sgt. Kenneth Walker disappeared Dec. 2, 1950, near the Chosin River in North Korea.
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The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
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Esper hints that the 2nd Cavalry Regiment could be heading closer to Russia
The unit will likely start rotational deployments to Eastern Europe soon being transferred back to the U.S.
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Can empathy and emotions make soldiers better learners? The Army’s trying to find out
Researchers expect that fundamentals, which can be applied to complex medical training to reduce learning time and increase retention, will also be applicable for other job skills and training.
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New Jersey governor installs new adjutant general after outbreak leads to 146 deaths at veterans homes
Col. Lisa Hou took over immediately Friday after Gov. Phil Murphy dismissed Maj. Gen. Jemal Beale.
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Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
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Tulsi Gabbard leaves Hawaii National Guard for California unit
The congresswoman, who served in the Hawaii National Guard for 17 years, is now assigned to the 351st Civil Affairs Command based in Mountain View, California.
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Fort Bliss captain arrested, charged with murder in death of a fellow Army officer
Army Capt. Clevy Muchette Nelson-Royster, 27, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with murder in the death of Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, El Paso police said. Both were logistics officers with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
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Joint Chiefs members cleared to return to work at Pentagon after self-quarantine
Members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff self-quarantined as a precaution after a senior Coast Guard official tested positive for COVID-19.
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US Army looks to use soldiers’ biometric data to secure wearable tech
The service is looking to integrate wearables into its augmented reality goggles program.
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Services set for Oklahoma soldier whose remains were returned by North Korea in 2018
Army Sgt. Kenneth Walker disappeared Dec. 2, 1950, near the Chosin River in North Korea.
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The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
-
Esper hints that the 2nd Cavalry Regiment could be heading closer to Russia
The unit will likely start rotational deployments to Eastern Europe soon being transferred back to the U.S.
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Can empathy and emotions make soldiers better learners? The Army’s trying to find out
Researchers expect that fundamentals, which can be applied to complex medical training to reduce learning time and increase retention, will also be applicable for other job skills and training.
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New Jersey governor installs new adjutant general after outbreak leads to 146 deaths at veterans homes
Col. Lisa Hou took over immediately Friday after Gov. Phil Murphy dismissed Maj. Gen. Jemal Beale.
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Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
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Tulsi Gabbard leaves Hawaii National Guard for California unit
The congresswoman, who served in the Hawaii National Guard for 17 years, is now assigned to the 351st Civil Affairs Command based in Mountain View, California.
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Fort Bliss captain arrested, charged with murder in death of a fellow Army officer
Army Capt. Clevy Muchette Nelson-Royster, 27, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with murder in the death of Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, El Paso police said. Both were logistics officers with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
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Joint Chiefs members cleared to return to work at Pentagon after self-quarantine
Members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff self-quarantined as a precaution after a senior Coast Guard official tested positive for COVID-19.
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US Army looks to use soldiers’ biometric data to secure wearable tech
The service is looking to integrate wearables into its augmented reality goggles program.
-
Services set for Oklahoma soldier whose remains were returned by North Korea in 2018
Army Sgt. Kenneth Walker disappeared Dec. 2, 1950, near the Chosin River in North Korea.
-
The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
-
Esper hints that the 2nd Cavalry Regiment could be heading closer to Russia
The unit will likely start rotational deployments to Eastern Europe soon being transferred back to the U.S.
-
Can empathy and emotions make soldiers better learners? The Army’s trying to find out
Researchers expect that fundamentals, which can be applied to complex medical training to reduce learning time and increase retention, will also be applicable for other job skills and training.
-
New Jersey governor installs new adjutant general after outbreak leads to 146 deaths at veterans homes
Col. Lisa Hou took over immediately Friday after Gov. Phil Murphy dismissed Maj. Gen. Jemal Beale.
-
Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
-
Tulsi Gabbard leaves Hawaii National Guard for California unit
The congresswoman, who served in the Hawaii National Guard for 17 years, is now assigned to the 351st Civil Affairs Command based in Mountain View, California.
-
Fort Bliss captain arrested, charged with murder in death of a fellow Army officer
Army Capt. Clevy Muchette Nelson-Royster, 27, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with murder in the death of Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, El Paso police said. Both were logistics officers with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
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Joint Chiefs members cleared to return to work at Pentagon after self-quarantine
Members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff self-quarantined as a precaution after a senior Coast Guard official tested positive for COVID-19.
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US Army looks to use soldiers’ biometric data to secure wearable tech
The service is looking to integrate wearables into its augmented reality goggles program.
